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Iowa State was unable to rebound from last week's loss at Cincinnati.The Cyclones drop to 5-2 after Saturday's loss at Colorado.Colorado fans storm the field after win over Iowa StateBuffaloes fans stormed the field after the game to celebrate the win, which likely knocks ISU out of next week's rankings.Iowa State football at Colorado: Score updates, highlights, stats and more Here's how it happened.Final: Colorado 24, Iowa State 17That's two losses in a row for the Cyclones after a 5-0 start. Kaidon Salter hit a deep ball on third-and-17 to get a first down, effectively ending the game.Rocco Becht finishes 18-for-33 for 205 yards and an interception. Abu Sama had 24 carries for 177 yards and 2 touchdowns.Iowa State punts after third-and-10 draw playIowa State chose to punt after an odd sequence where Rocco Becht kept it for a run up the middle despite facing a third-and-10.Colorado takes over at the 15-yard line with 3:48 to go. ISU has all three timeouts.Iowa State defense stuffs fourth-down rush, holds Colorado to field goalIowa State went for it on fourth-and-1 from inside its own 20 and got stuffed. The defense did its job, holding Colorado to a field goal.Iowa State will get the ball back trailing 24-17 with 5:13 to go.Colorado scoring drive: 4 plays, 7 yards, 1:54Cyclone defense gets a big stopIowa State answered well after that controversial call. The Cyclone defense forces a punt, and Iowa State will have the ball back at its own 10 after a punt.The Cyclones have 9:03 to work with, trailing by 4.Refs pick up flag, leading to interception for ColoradoOn third down, a Rocco Becht pass to Brahmer was picked off, but a flag was thrown for defensive pass interference.After a long conference between the officials, they decided to pick up the flag. ESPN's officiating expert didn't agree with the call:"I'm surprised they picked it up."The result is Colorado football with a 4-point lead.End of third quarter: Colorado 21, Iowa State 17Iowa State has first-and-goal at the 3-yard line when the fourth quarter begins.Colorado answers with a touchdownAfter a slow start, both offenses have woken up. Colorado scored this time on a 3-yard pass from Salter to Joseph Williams.That makes it 21-17, Colorado, with under 5:00 to go in the third quarter.Colorado scoring drive: 10 plays, 52 yards, 4:51Emergency kicker Carson Rhodes kicks offWell, there are now serious questions about whether Iowa State can kick at all. Chase Smith was unable to perform kickoff duties after the last score, so emergency kicker Carson Rhodes, an offensive lineman from Nevada, Iowa, kicked off after the touchdown.Abu Sama punches it in to give Iowa State the leadAbu Sama is up to 134 yards and a pair of touchdowns.Chase Smith did come on to kick the extra point, so whatever injury he sustained during the kickoff was not too serious.Iowa State leads 17-14 with 9:26 to go in the third.Iowa State scoring drive: 9 plays, 75 yards, 4:47Chase Smith appears to be hurt after kickoffIowa State may be out of kickers.Third-stringer Chase Smith came away limping after the last kickoff.Colorado retakes the lead with long touchdown passA broken play led to a wide open Omarion Miller, and Kaidon Salter hit him easily for a 70-yard touchdown.Colorado is up 14-10 after just two plays from scrimmage in the second half.Colorado scoring drive: 2 plays, 73 yards, 0:42Halftime: Iowa State 10, Colorado 7A great response from Iowa State in the second quarter will give the Cyclones the lead at the break. A 57-yard field goal from Colorado on the final play of the half missed wide right.Iowa State will kick off to Colorado to open the second half.Iowa State scores to take lead before halftimeHard to draw up a better drive than that.Iowa State marched down the field from inside its own 5 and capped it off with a touchdown rush by Abu Sama from a yard out. that makes it 10-7 with 22 seconds to go in the half.Rocco Becht was nearly perfect on that drive, breaking a long run and completing 6 of 7 passes.Iowa State scoring drive: 10 plays, 96 yards, 1:45Cyclones get another stopA big open-field tackle by Tre Bell on third down left Colorado with a decision on fourth-and-2. Deion Sanders chose to try and get ISU's defense to jump offsides, but the Iowa State defense didn't bite.Iowa State takes over at its own 4 with 2:07 to go in the half. The Cyclones have two timeouts to work with.Cyclones punt it backRocco Becht overthrew an open Abu Sama on third-and-long along the sideline, and Sama couldn't make the touch catch over his head.ISU's punt gives Colorado the ball at its own 48 with 4:14 left in the half.Iowa State defense gets another key stopThe Cyclone defense did bend, but it didn't break. After giving up a 30-yard completion over the top, ISU forced a couple of incompletions which ultimately led to a punt from the ISU 43.A good punt was fair caught at the Iowa State 6, so it will be a long field ahead for the ISU offense.Iowa State gets on the board with a field goalAbu Sama is having a strong start for the Cyclone offense, and he helped set up the first scoring drive of the day for ISU.Chase Smith drilled a 38-yard field goal to cap the drive after it stalled in the red zone.Iowa State scoring drive: 8 plays, 50 yards, 4:08Iowa State defense gets big stopA huge play by Kooper Ebel and Marcus Neal led to a 3-yard loss on a second-and-short run, and an incomplete pass stalled the drive after that.ISU has it at its own 31 after a good punt. For the second time today, ISU was within inches of blocking a Colorado punt but came up empty.Iowa State punts againA big play to Xavier Townsend got Iowa State out of its own territory, but the drive stalled shortly beyond midfield.A punt from the Colorado 43 sailed into the end zone for a touchback and a net gain of 23 yards. Colorado takes over at its own 20 with a 7-0 lead and 12:00 left in the second quarter.End of first quarter: Colorado 7, Iowa State 0Colorado scores on the final play of the first quarter.The Buffaloes ran right at the Cyclone defense, including a few nice runs by QB Kaidon Salter. Micah Welch capped the drive with an 8-yard touchdown run.Colorado scoring drive: 12 plays, 90 yards, 5:04Domonique Orange down on the field with an injuryAn already depleted Cyclone defense will be without Domonique Orange for at least a few plays. Orange needed help from the training staff to get off the field after a Kaidon Salter scramble for a first down.Orange had a limp while being helped off the field. Punting contest continuesFive drives, five punts for these two teams. Once again, Tyler Perkins will pin Colorado deep in its own territory. This one was stopped by Beni Ngoyi and will give Colorado the ball at its own 10.Cyclones get another big defensive stopA third-and-short stop will give ISU the ball back once again. Tamatoa McDonough met Colorado's Micah Welch and stuff him a yard short of the first-down marker.Iowa State nearly blocked the punt, but instead it will be ISU ball at its own 37 after another fair catch.Iowa State punts it right backIowa State's second drive didn't go anywhere. But for the second time in a row, a good punt from Tyler Perkins will pin Colorado back inside its own 15.Iowa State RB Ryver Peppers goes down with non-contact injuryOn his first career offensive snap, Iowa State running back Ryver Peppers caught a swing pass and immediately fell to the ground. He pointed to his right ankle when the training staff came onto the field to help.Cyclones force three-and-outTwo runs went nowhere, and a third down completion was immediately stuffed for a short gain.Aiden Flora's fair catch will give the Cyclone offense the ball at their own 47-yard line. We're still scoreless after 4:56.Iowa State punts from inside Colorado territoryIowa State drove down the field on its opening drive, thanks to a pair of 10+ yard runs by Abu Sama and a nice catch by Gabe Burkle. But a drop by Brett Eskildsen and two more incompletions stalled the drive.ISU is still not confident in the kicking game, so a delay of game on fourth-and-12 led to Iowa State choosing to punt from the Colorado 33-yard line. Colorado will take over at its own 5 after a good punt by Tyler Perkins.Colorado wins coin toss, defers to second halfRocco Becht and the Cyclone offense will take the field first.Iowa State football at Colorado: How to watch on TV, streamingWhen: 2:30 p.m. CT, Saturday, Oct. 11Where: Folsom Field, Boulder, ColoradoTV: ESPNLivestream: ESPN OnlineIowa State vs. Colorado football series historyThese two teams met annually from 1946 to 2010, when both programs were part of the same conferences — the Big Seven from the late 1940s through 1959, then the Big Eight until 1996, and finally the Big 12 from 1996 until Colorado departed for the Pac-12 in 2011.Colorado held a commanding lead in the series against Iowa State during that time. The all-time series is 48-16-1 in favor of the Buffaloes, but it became much more even in the final years before they left the conference. The home team won every game in the series from 2004-10, notably including the famous "Tornado Game" in 2005.Colorado won the last game before leaving the Pac-12. The Buffaloes won 34-14 in November 2010 against a Paul Rhoads-led Cyclone squad. Austen Arnaud and Jerome Tiller split QB duties that day.Big College Kickoff: Scott Reister hits the road with analysts Blake Clark, John WaggonerColorado football: What to know about the Buffaloes in 2025Gone are 2024 Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders, two transformative players for Colorado under coach Deion Sanders. This year's team is still searching for answers to replace that duo. Colorado is 2-4 (0-3 in Big 12 play) and averages 25.0 points per game (89th in the country).The Buffaloes have made multiple switches at quarterback. Liberty transfer Kaidon Salter got the start each of the last two weeks, but he threw four interceptions in a pair of losses.Colorado hasn't yet topped 21 points in any of its four games against Power 4 conference opponents:Georgia Tech 27, Colorado 20Colorado 31, Delaware 7Houston 36, Colorado 20Colorado 37, Wyoming 20BYU 24, Colorado 21TCU 35, Colorado 21Tickets for Colorado football vs. Iowa StateTickets are still available through Colorado. You can find tickets here.Cyclones fall in AP Poll after first lossThe Cyclones are still among the top 25 teams in college football, but voters dropped them after last week's 38-30 loss at Cincinnati.Colorado football vs. Iowa State betting oddsIowa State is a 2.5-point favorite, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.The total is set at 51.5 points.Big College Kickoff: Jeff's best bets» Subscribe to ����vlog's YouTube page» Download the free ����vlog app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google PlayStream ����vlog's 'Big College Kickoff' Saturday morningYou can watch ����vlog's college football show, "Big College Kickoff," live on Very Local at 10:30 a.m. every Saturday through Nov. 29.����vlog sports' Jeff Dubrof will host, with Shannon Ehrhardt live from Iowa City or Ames each week.Very Local is a streaming channel that offers 24/7 access to ����vlog news, weather, original series and more. 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